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LEWES — One fall day, Ellen Jovin set up a folding table on a Manhattan sidewalk with a homemade sign that read, “Grammar Table.” Right away, passersby began excitedly asking … more
MILTON — Dogfish Head welcomes everyone back to its annual Punkin Ale Fest, happening Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its Milton Brewery. This free, family- and dog-friendly event … more
The Town of Smyrna’s annual fall clean up will run from Oct. 13-24, a news release said. more
DEWEY BEACH — The Buddy Up Party at the Dewey Beach Lions Clubhouse, 115 McKinley Ave., on Oct. 10 precedes the Boardwalk Buddy Walk on Oct. 11 at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand. The party … more
One of the goals of American Civil Liberties Union Delaware is protecting the rights established by the U.S. and state constitutions, through education and advocacy but without consideration of political association. more
Protests, pundits and political leaders have erupted at the notion that freedom of expression, as enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, is under attack by various levels of government. more
While the number of vehicle thefts being investigated by the Delaware State Police has decreased this year, troopers say drivers shouldn’t let their guards down. more
Passed in July, an Ocean View town ordinance is aiming to preserve the First Amendment rights of its citizens by adopting “reasonable time, place and manner restrictions” on them. more
DOVER — The Sept. 10 assassination of conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk has sparked nationwide discourse around Americans’ First Amendment right to free speech. In the … more
A desire for more conversation and a vote by the entire board led the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission to withhold making a recommendation about the proposed Atlantic Fields shopping center Oct. 1. more
WILMINGTON — Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings on Oct. 6 announced that the federal Department of Justice has dropped its plan to impose what she described as illegal conditions on nearly $1.4 billion in Victims of Crime Act grants. more
LEWES — Beebe Healthcare Perinatal Loss Support Services hosts the 21st “Walk to Remember” at 2 p.m. on Oct. 12, at the Savannah Beach, 206 Bay Ave. In case of rain, the event … more
LEWES — Beebe Healthcare announced the arrival of four new clinicians to its hospitalist and oncology teams on Oct. 3. Dr. Samuel Birer is a radiation oncologist who sees patients at both … more
LEWES — Each year, several students at the Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing at Beebe Healthcare are awarded various merit and need-based scholarships, with the latest announcement coming … more
Delaware ranks ninth overall in the nation for Hispanic-owned businesses, according to a recent study by B2B Reviews. “Data show that Delaware has a positive business environment for Hispanic … more
Eugene Diggs, who hails from Suitland, Maryland, is now calling Delaware State University his home. It was announced in June that he would be the university’s new band … more
DOVER — Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers is raising excitement, as it prepares to open its first restaurant in the capital city at 10 a.m. Oct. 7. “We’re incredibly excited … more
Two men died in a three-vehicle crash in Georgetown on Oct. 5, Delaware State Police said. more
LEWES — Delaware has stepped in to pick up the slack after federal funds for the Lewes Farmers Market Farm to table program dried up. “The Historic Lewes Farmers Market received … more
DOVER — Places steeped in history usually carry their fair share of folklore and tragedies. That makes The Green in the heart of Delaware’s state capital the perfect place for the … more
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